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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18
FATHERS CLOCK.
Placed Here at My Request.
JAMES CoCHRAyE.

Died Dec 2s, 1880; Aged 20 years.
The clock is very old, but in good order and
is kept running.
Crossing again to the west side of the Hud-
son and going up few miles, we find the
noted Stony Point, monument in itself.
The money has been appropriated for hand
some shaft there, but as yet only the light
house, exactly on the old site of the fort,
marks the spot. A few miles southwest still
stands, on Treason Hill, !" the house of Joshua
Hett Smith, where Arnold and Andre COM
pleted the terms on which West Point was to
be surrendered. 1t is in surprisingly good
state of preservation and looks as if it might
last another century as a monument of the
great peril to which the young republic was
subjected by one mans treason. These are
but few of the many scenes and objects Of
interest on the historic Hudson. A leisure
journey up the stream is delight to the eye
of taste, while study of its monuments is a
continuous object lesson in patriotism.
j. B. PARKE
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18
DR.. {. D. STANDlFORD.
Life sketch of Well Known and
Wealthy Kentuckian.

Wealthy kentuckian.
DR.. Z. d. Standiford, who died recently at
his home in Louisville, KY, presented in his
life another of the many thousand examples
to cheer the young American in the struggle
toward wealth and position, for the deceased
gentleman began life in poverty, with but an
imperfect education, and lived to be tri-
millionaire and man of high intelligence,
political influence and social standing.
His death was a surprise even to
those who knew him best, for he was
but So years old, and had not admitted even
to his family that he thought himself danger
ously sick. On the contrary he maintained
his interest in politics almost to the last, and
was a formidable competitor with Hon.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18

James Beck for
the place of United
States senator from
Kentucky. All
over the state cam
didates for the leg
islature to be voted
for on the first
Monday in August
were labeled as for
Beck or for Standi-
for d, and tn e
shrewdest observ-
ers could not say
which was ahead
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18

been state legisla-
tor, congressman,
United States SEN
ator, confederate
secretary of state,
and again trea-
surer of Virginia ;
had at other times
been a prisoner of
the United States,
and in 1860 gave
Stephen A. Doug
las a close race for
the presidential
n omin alton at
Charleston Tbo
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18

tyr. If we accept as
true the Mormon
statement that his
last sickness was
due to the close
confinement made
necessary to escape
the vigilance of
United Stat e S
III ars h a Is. He
carried Illinois lead
in his body forty
three years, and
his life was saved
by the accident of
a bullet striking
his watch, but for
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18
THE MORMON CHIEF DEAD.

Career of John Taylor, Lately Deceased
in Utah.
The career of John Taylor, the successor to
Brigham Young, who died recently, was
almost as romantic as the creation of novel
ist. He was successively Enghshman, Cana
dian and American; Methodist, Progression
ist and Mormon; laborer, preacher and editor;
martyr and fugitive; apostle and president;
then fugitive again, and finally died mar
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18
THE ERIE CANAL.
HISTORY OF THE WATERWAY OF
THE EMPIRE STATE.

Reasons for the Proposition to Make 1t
Wider and Deeper-Something About
the Celebrations Along Its Line When
1t Was Completed.
The people of western and north central
New York are making their annual or BIZ
ennial attempt to get the Erie canal enlarged
and improved; but as usual there are many
diverse views as to the best plan, resulting in
two conventions, one at Syracuse and one at
Rochester. 1t is claimed by the friends of
the scheme that the canal, which was con-
structed exclusively as state affair, has be-
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18

from his boat about
fifteen min ut e s.
rowing when he re-
marked to a COM
panion that she was
carrying too much
sail, and was al
ready getting the
small boat under
way when the Mys-
terry went over.
II am one of
them fellers,' > said
he in detailing the
facts, "that it takes
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18
JOSEPH c. KENNEDY.

The Distinguished Scholar Who Was
Lately Murdered in Washington.
Joseph c. Kennedy was brutally murdered
in broad day on the most public street Of
Washington by laborer named John Daily
the other day. Mr. Kennedy, the murdered
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18
LIVE STOCK TRAIN.

on the rails in crossing the track to re-enrer
his carriage and was run over by the loco
motive of a train coming from behind. He
died the same evening.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18
The Picnic.

a 4exas poet sums up picnic as follows:
= Pies and sighs and flies,
J. Many an urchin whacked.
Trees and breeze and sneeze,
AND many chestnut cracked.
~. Cakes and lakes and snakes,
Z some water and sour looks.
creams and screams and dreams,
-. And empty pocketbooks.
-Exchan4A
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18

MONUMENT TO ANDRES CAPTORS.
tors is the marble tablet ON the front of
Christ's church EpiscopaD and the memorial
window-both in honor of Washington
Irving, who was long vestryman of that
church and whose noted home, ''Sunpyside," !"
is some two miles south of town. In the old
graveyard, just north of Sleepy Hollow, is
his grave, with those of thirty-six other
Irvings-all marked by plain slabs, with
names, dates and ages only. But all around
the Irving plat are some of the finest nonu-
ments to be found in any country, and tower
ing high above all others the beautiful shaft
that marks the resting place of the Delavans.
The main inscription reads:
GEN DANIEL DEIAvAN.
Born May 60 1857.
Died Nov. 80, 1885.
This generation has almost forgotten the
services of the father, and the monument is
almost universally thought to be for his son,
Col. Delavan, of the late war Six life size
figures, beautifully carved in pure white
marble, surround the monument, while on
its summit is one still more striking. Not far
away the visitor sees with something like
amusement queer old clock set into the face
of handsome marble shaft, with this in
scription:
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18
ROBERT M. T. HUNTER.
A Man Who Was Figure in the Time
of the War.

of the War.
The death of Hon. Robert Mercer Taliaferro
Hunter, at his home in Essex county,
Va, closes another chapter in the his
tory of the dark and dread period of the
war, and removes another Of the very few
remaining statesmen of the old time in the
south. He had lived SO long that the younger
generation scarcely knew his name, but there
was time when the name Of Hon K. NJ. I.
Hunter was power inVirginia and the nation.
He had been nearly fifty years in active poll
tics and much of the time in public life; had
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18

A great man will be great in misfortune,
great in prison, great in chains-Charles
Dickens.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-08-18
HANOVER,

July z, he ran the same distance, with the
same weight, in 2:401S, winning his owner
$4,000. July 2 he won the Spendthrift
stakes, over Stockton and Reveller, making
the mile and quarter in 2:l1114.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Volcano Trips.

The klnau. which left on Saturday morn
ing, June s.h. With = party of sxcuzsioEiStS
for ths volcano, reached he2Chou early Sun
day morning. the visitors reaching the vol
calo during The forenoon. During the after
noon and evening, the excurSionists visited
Madame Poles domain, and all expressed
themselves as happily grauded with the re-
suit, They were also prOfuSe IN their praise
Of the hospitality 2t the Volcano House. This
party returned II ample time TO connect with
The Australia Tor san Francisco, on Tuesday
LAST.
Yes;ertsy the hInau started on another
volcano t-50. with another section Of the Ma
s1cic sxcc-Ss1...s.S, and VIII return on Sun
dzy uorutn-.
Tomorrow the Like.iSs viii take party
10 10 Maui. who y-l4l ylslt EsleaSala, lao val
lev. and Other places " note on Haul, and
then cross over 10 Aaal.ea Bay. Will board
the sic 4u5- hluaC or the night of the 20-h
and v-Cc5sl 20 he2C1uC and the volcano. r.
turning the following Sunday morning.
The LrSg section of the eLcurSlCniStS. who
returned las. tCss1ay, speaks IN the highest
terms of tL5iE treatment While under the CAKE
Of the Wilder Steamship Company. declaring
evs-y-hiu, -.-S.-c-aSS. Capt LorsnZeu, while
Monday morning landed 2lL who wished az
Eza.aEesua Bay - iCSpsc. CGI,t. Cook 5
monument. These eLclrSiOnIStS predict that
u-1re Of these trips VIII take place II the
future. and that L i nOc unlikely that before
tie sumner Is Oysr several excursions TO the
volcano VIII have 70 be recorded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Examination of the Pupils of
kawaiahao Seminary.

On Wednesday, last, the Annual Examina-
55oa Of thiS cid established Seminary was
held IN hlwsiahao Church. A large number
Of citizens were present to witness the exeg-
c.SsS.
The Seminary Is in charge of Miss Alex
an6sr. assisted by Misses Malone, Morley,
Brewer, Appleton and Hopper. The pupils
number lilo, OF whom us were present 1t
the examination. At $50 the exercises COM
msncad, and an elaborate programme, en-
orAclDS music, Rotations, etc, Was gone
through with II 3 creiitable manner, many
Of the Scholor showing marked proficiency
IN their various fs}tS. The classes were at
;ervard called up BY the their different
teachers and underwent thorough examinG-
iloa Il their studies, all showing, marked I'M
pgoysUenJ.
After the programme had been gone
through with, Hon. ". i. Castle addressed
The audience, and announced that the next
tenn would open September S;b, and hoped
70 then Sc 81 large. number If pupils IT
the 5-iGary.
After tls closing exercises indoors the
audience. ana pupus adjourned 10 the open
az where tls latter gave an exhibition IL
cal;St1sGlcS, which eilcItsi applause from
those who were present.
Altogether. the examination vas an entire
success. and the principal and her assistants
are - Ss co2EragG.Gied on the proficiency
q ILsir pupils.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Death Of Mr.. Richard Irers-

Tlz death g II. Rscll-5 Ez-s- Of San
Francisco. : announced IL tE= Csiifor-
Ma papers - having occurred Nay Ssh. n
that c5tT- Ths deceased rs s1e fztksr q
Ms W C IrEi1. q this CITY. and Mss
AIls-s Ivs-s- nov visiting Esr SsS.e- bsrs-
Ny Tvs-s rs 81 Old Szr FRANCISCAN. g uro-r-
I-s-z ard successful business man n his
tins. and rs n exemplary gentleman II the
highest s=-S=. possessing s-sci1Cg Qualities OF
had and heart. s-1 Eo1 the respect OF 81 ~
rs sscisl sD6 ClE11s6 Uz1Ds-. The O.
cSzSs1 rs s-ZEy-1-s EszrS OF sE5. and leaves
8 S551E. 40 sl1s and tzo 6zc-6tsrs- -Lz 10
.s--s- n This c5-v-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
On Wednesday, June 90,

i noon. the following described property:
An those pieces OF Land situate at said Waio-
him, hac, the same beng portion Of L. c. ).
1850
AN those pieces Of Land situz-c at said waiu-
hmm 2uC described II I. {. i 1s5i 3. and con
tanning - 100 ac-e.
5-All those pieces OF land sltuste 81 said Waio-
hilC sud being portions OF L {. :. .5f4 and L.
{. }. 10 and containing $500 acres These
tE-5s axe enclosed into one LOT
AL the right title and interest OF the said J.
Q5SeS - aud 3-3, together with the premises
thereby CelllS51, subject 10 the conditions
therein Sc form; ald zlSo one S0-e erected on
SAID premises the SSuIe being the store former
il CSa1 bT sid j. Eo5=llC. and Is on the main
road N WaioEiul; al buildings can beremOyed
years from Nov 6, Iss5. and - an annual rental
OF St@-. parable qGa-rGrlv- The reu- viii be
pzid n 10 the day OF sale.
The House Lot ! where !. RGbe-io occupied as
. residence u NaiOEiuu. 6Gs dwelling house on
10 which = 5lZsl feet and las l1r-e bedrooms.
back rooms, kitchen, -a-ge store -com aud yer-
zrGz-
There i & Dairy House CT one side Of the iof.
well 5z-- and Lszrly new. and / 9Zi2 feet; i in
81 excellent C0-CltiCE. There : also large
c5S-e-U On the lJ--
Most OF TIE place : covered with shade and
trliE t-eeS-z.l II good order
Al the properly : II g due state, not having
suffered IL sly way dining the last earthquake.
Property can easily be sUblivided for re-sslling-
The location : VERY healthy and Of easy access.
Terms CASH and Deeds Ct expense ~ purchas-
e-s- Title i .--ureed perfect, ana for further
". C. PARKE.
y. a GONSALTES.
ll.J = Guardians
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
The Yacht Thistle.

LoS0oS, June 2-Arac= Cnder the auspices
q t-= rev Ilsm= Yacht CI1b took place to
day NE cC--Ss EzS the same = II yeS-sr-
C6y : E7c=- from I0=eE Hope 70 &O1Ss light.
ship and rstCrL- 2 distance OF fifty miles
l1s s-zrc -zS made - II5555J 2. n II the
following OEcz-- G51sStz. Sy5il. Sls1tbh51n6.
hs111-- thistle NsC-CCz- IrsI. and Fox
hound The Gs-Sts an5 STbiI were called
back tC- E5-1g oyer the line before the g1U
EzS 1-sl- Il IEsusS Had IN Thistle vas
val zEzy. tOll0-e5 b. the We1d1r, lex,
Nec-1-e and FCI1C1nd- From here. closs-
haired t5sy lsY quite down past the More.
Al cerr1so 10. fo<sszIl. usI1szil and sC5sre-
hsz5s6 t0pszIlS, With the exception Of the
Thistle which had iib-kezds5 tOusaiLS. Ths
lex On passing the Me1our, took down hsr
topSslls- Altar getting sEozu6 the Iishtship.
sEl11ske-ss bigger tOpssils and Ii0 topssils
s5-= 81 and all came along hone At Z r.
EzrEso4E t-sD=1cCZS pscs. finishing IN ths
1ol-CEI1g order thistle. zss3: IreI. -: Wen
Clr, 30 SsVcl1z- % and F0LhOznd, 5.44ss.
Tie Thistle t1T1a5 TIE Morse IlghtshiD Il
z-l6. p-O1gbDg Trough heavy "a with Ets
CRATES ezss. and zDp.y 6yi1g along clos
EzCls1 1o-csTs performance eo1Erm the
u-1TsEsz- Cpl1lo1 u rGs Ihls-Ie-s splendid
CspeGFT- S0Ds eTpe-l=-esi English Tzc1ts-
Dz1 sly So : rs E1sS- Ezc1nz Yacht aios--
lie Ws11EE tzzS frs uElze. ard the This
tie zlrhczgl 6r5t II tsE== third Place un6e-
-l-= sL-1EzEc=-
w LozE yz1e z--G=1arzi Paine. tle
oT1=E g re 1zE50==r- $40 i b1I-1Izz 2
Lev s-=zl S-5Dq- -E5E5s z-5- ILI=-l= mist * 2
zT=-- Lz SIS Er5- n z.g1--- ! s4lJzl5
1--z= 50 = --J-- -=z - -7EzzFs UIz1-zS fzs-=-
MINUTES f-s-zr .Ez1 tie f5zil-zz L "a 20
sing : r-z1r = right sEs : fr0l zL1rzeel
= 5=T=--5=- -zE1.-s fss-s- tEzz tEz Esetsezs-
zz1 hardly z--zz tCsrz l. : FSc1t n sEzs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Excsptions ursrrulea.

On Tuesday. the Court II Barco, Cvsr-uled
she exceptions Els5 l. the case OF Thomas
NcSi5in. convicted bsfors the Chief Justice
II she IauCsry Term Of the Supreme Court.
Nee ksSCsy 4 Son. AlcGsiha vas found
guilty and sentenced - three years inpriSon-
nelt ~ hand labor. The Court. after Coi1C
into the evidence, ovs-rulsd the exceptions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Rev. A. ZzEr.

very Interesting sz-5ss o. letters 81 tie
Rev 7. A. ZzLrc. Professor Of Physical Sci
s-ce n -1s University OF None Dane E-5i-
z-a. Ezvs been laid Cp9- or tabl5- The
letters which s-s descriptive Of the Esyzsi-
ian stands. Ers. appeared n the E5,s-r I1s-
-s-- Ssss Ea-Es- Zz1u : 8 careful o.
Szrvs- and EzS recorded Is iC,urssSio-S II
pleasing U4-zsz- -of running l1Eo sIsgEeEs-
t.C-S OF mistakes The pamphlet has fsE
voo5c-ts- apparently taken from pto.0-
zrsCEs- which a-s cutie - s55itioz . the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Rev " ! Swan.

This gentleman. fC--s-lv Of this civ. :
nov The rsosa- q s. Pac-'s Church. Mar
coo.s- So-th ACs--al.s- a notice zrpsz-S II
The South Australian Ctr z-'s, relating 70
his Church. OF which The following Is an ex-
tract: The -Cub5- Of cC----ics--S has
vs-y much increased daring The PCS. year.
t1s finances sc n s Satisfactory co-5i-i--.
and tbsre has been q steady growth q tia
congregation The w2rG=2S thanked 3L-.
SEs1 to- he Srsas energy show By hin II
tie 6-ScLar-s u his duties
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Aezuiss,1 % NJ Thomas T. Evans

LIST zask III -Tt0sLzs T. Evzns. the for
me- e-z-Eetsc Dsp1ET SLs-iE OF Lzhzz1s
E1c zsS c-S-se5 With E-z1slszz1-zr through
i6= so-i5sl-zl discharge O. his pistol Eh5ls Y
The execution q his duty II L-zEzi-z. ez1szrc
tbs 6szs1 % : Ca51zuz-- rs unanimously
acquitted By IL ICrE after 1sE ul-z.ss
cu-S-lts-re1. 81 Waikiki Nam NJ Evans
many trIz-1s Elll ce Ela1 20 hear q his hon
O-zb-= zcs1ls-sl. .nd also q rs -s51stzte-
C=--l1 rs fO-1sr position . DsP1tE Ses-E
q LzLz--s, Ecsrs L lad proved hluszlf z
yzrE sZr5s-t O5osr Ts-5 -srroE % Al evil
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Tie Latest Ruuo-.

The following item Is clipped from the
EoS-CI i --r-5iSzr. SCG V5-iEsS tie Old Szv-.
t-ac one mas - look stcasG % kesr thu latest
news from home Is / sid tEas the sugar
millionaire Claus Sp-ecSlss. who Is nov ont
v-.h tGs powers that be on tie Sl-5E5-1
Islands. has followed E1=cu Es-s1is-I 70
E--ops 70 watch h5-. The King owes SrrecE-
s-S $-S10lo. sC6 Il tEs QCssa s-cceziS IN
getting 9 loan from England ts v-.l Ezve his
EC-sv @ seize The Islands OF mortgage and
sell -Es crown 81 auction
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
AIauriiuS,

Says letter fron Port Louis. tIau-isiuS. the
exports Of sugar were IS.ssS gons-ShovlaE a
falling OF Of z.lSl tons ove-'Ihs correspond
i2c period Ct lSS5-6. The outlook for the
present season. should the rams eol;Ince. i
considered sod. aud tCs prospects s-e th2t
tie crop VII o. ablys the average.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Co-pus Christi

Thursday q ten o'c.ock. Corpus Christi
was observed = The Roman Cathedral IN the
celebration q nigh Mass, with The exrCS.-
non Of gls Sacrament = large attendance
waS present The music : Ssl5 20 have been
ua-;5ea5 s-,v excellent. and was rendered 5v
-Ee s. L---S Cc--a-a brass band
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
The YaoAt Sunbeam On another Crzise.

Lac papers a1-c--cs that Lard e-6 LADY
H-aSSsE a.e al So IL their Yacht, the Sun
beam. @-G c-s reported q Albany. Yves.
A->t-llis- Hay 2;G, e2 route % Adelaide.
Ls.ccG--s ana SYDNEY. This ls5v and gen
tls-a- Vii bs kicGiv remembered By many
residents Of Eo2ol1lc. vAiIs visiting here
some wears $50. and Il Is --11 unlikely ar they
may tsvo- Honolulu with another visit before
cEs crCiSs Is m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Badly Used Up.

The second officer Of the barkentiae Mary
Wink,smao was picked Up by the police
saturday evening having been roughly hand
led by some unknown parties The mans
Injuries were - serious that it was deemed
necessary 10 send him directly 70 the Queens
Hospital for treatment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Meteorological Report

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Flancur and BliR

These two worthless attended the races on
Saturday, and have not Yet turned up. They
viii probably be heard from next week,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
9urtiou SaIcs.
BY E. P ADAMS & co.
=--------- --------------
Real Estate !.
AT AUCTION.

By Orde- OF V. {. PSrke and n. 4. GOusllves,
-usrtisns Of the property Of John RObello. la:e
OF W@iOhinu, hsu, HSwaii, q person OF uusound
mind setting under authority Of the supreme
Cont we viii sell 81 Public Auction ~ cur sales
Rooms. IL Honolulu,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14

Q aJ1aSlav evening. Mr.. ana zIzs. julius
StllsA ants--a5aai 81; dinner. thz5r resi-
6enca. lis Il. e. NJ. Merrill, T. ;. Minister
Resident ana Mrs Merrill. ana Senator 7. 4.
sui Llrs Crorls=.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14

Thursday evening. Capt. Il. ". Mist. Il. y.
READ an Interesting paper before the :. Az
drev'S Caarcl Association. II Ics S-r6av
School nom. on The Revised Version q TIE
New Iest5ua1cs w1v l. Is q tz5.--e'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14
Arrival of the o. S, S. john Adams.

This morning rs the GAZETTE went TO
press, the United States Steamer John
Adams arrived off the port, and shortly after
entered the bsrbOr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14

Last week contributed the usual number
OF runaways II ana aboa; the city. tort0-
nstely without auy serious reSalts, outside 81
smashing UP some % the vehicles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14

The tar Eieu has recently uDds-goue a
thorough overhSol,ug. rspSlC-l1c, etc, and
Is nos IN thorough condition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14

The Osics-s' Jockey Club. recent o-caui-
-suo1. uncsr The p8tro2sCe - the King. has
lately come 10 s1e S1rfacs- The ilSr addition
to this Club has been Ehs commissioned OH
Gers Of the Honolulu Rifles
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14

svsilea themselves OF the steamers stay in
port to visit all places of intereSt,--some
viSitinc the Pail, while Others took IN the
races At the Park. All departed Friday even
inr feeling hiEhly pleased with this pleasant
hrtak in their long ocean voyage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14

Dry, wSrm weather prevailed during the
past week, with plenty % dust
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14

L. rAEEC-cs t1aCSs are Gaa 10 Parser
AcLa-s Of tls 1aslanlIs ana 1ls Secretary q
the Merchants Exchange, san Francisco.
t2- tG-l Mes e l-te papers ana memoranda.
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II. 81. S5wal. u. :. CoEScl az Apia. Samos.
Who arrived bv rbe Australia. last tuesday.
sailed On the 1sal12Gia. Friday, Tor his dsS-
tl1Stiol.
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The police are now being drilled nigh tly,
IN use ot Lve arms. Wants up now
N.Y. scaraiE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14

Tbs tGE Ellen conveyed ihc Sand % the
PARK on FRIDAY and saturday. also squad
OF police 20 keep orie-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-14

JR5Se Har. and wife, of hohalS. returned
from abroad by the Lsalaudia On Friday.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

Neat @nd costly Furnished Rooms can be had
by an early application AZ No. GARDEN
LANE ggs
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MR. VIC. PARKE

Has an oaiee over MesSvS. Bishop \ Co.'S Bank
corner Merchant and Kaahumauu SITS, and will
be happy 10 attend to any business enrustedto
His care. Il6S 1y
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MR.. w. T. ALLEN,

Has an Office with McsSrs. BishopS Co, corner
Of Merchant and Raahumanu Streets. and he
viii be pleased to attend to any business en-
trusted 20 him. li4S 6m
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TIE Members q the Strangers Friend
Society viii inset 8. the residences q MrS.
=. NJ Damon on Friday afternoon n o'clock.
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All. the Chinamsu who was Swlndled out
Of S-f.O1C in the recent opium racket. Is com
i,letelv proSs rated. both bodily and mentally.
ii he racoveCs from his bodily ailments,
bankruptcy St9res him in the face. What
Is 10 be thought Of those who have accom-
pliShed this very low trick and now look their
victim compiaoently In the eve, Is II they
bs3 done q raiuetogiouS Sct, instead 81 bare
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